Cumberland/Perry Communty Support Program - Promoting Mental Health Awareness - Promoting Mental Health Recovery

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Welcome to Cumberland/Perry Community Support Program.

The CSP concept was developed in 1977 at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and was adopted by the Pennsylvania Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (OMHSAS) in 1984.

Cumberland/Perry CSP exchanges information with the Central Region CSP and the Office of Mental Health Advisory Committee.

The statewide vision of CSP is that: Every adult with a serious mental illness will be able to enjoy the highest quality of life possible. This includes being accepted and included in his or her community as contributing citizens; provided with easy access to humane comprehensive services and supports of their choice and offered multiple opportunities to enhance personal growth and recovery.

Important News


Budget Advocacy

Your voice matters and we want to hear it.

Governor Tom Corbett announced his proposed budget in February.

We have created a web page to help in advocating for mental health funding.

The Cumberland & Perry Commissioner's Forum was a tremendous success!  We had more than 349 people present, including Senator Pat Vance, and Representatives Sheryl Delosier, Glenn Grell, and Mark Keller.  Thanks to everyone who attended, and to everyone who left their voices be heard at this event!

See the results of our efforts for increasing the attention to the drastic cuts in the proposed budget.

CSP Recovery Quilt

The Recovery Quilt was unveiled at the 2012 Dauphin/Cumberland/Perry CSP Recovery Conference.

The Recovery Quilt will next be displayed at the Art Show during the Pennsylvania Mental Health Consumers' Association Conference.



Cumberland/Perry Community Support Program
501 South Hanover St.
Second Floor
Carlisle, PA 17013
(717)254-6060

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